1. A. E. Van Vogt - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia The Hypnotism Handbook (1956) (with Charles Edward Cooke); The Money Personality (1975); Reflections of A. E. van vogt The Autobiography of a Science http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A._E._van_Vogt

A. E. van Vogt From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Alfred Elton van Vogt April 26 January 26 ) was a Canadian -born science fiction author who was one of the most prolific, yet complex, writers of the mid-twentieth century " Golden Age " of the genre. Contents Science Fiction's Golden Age Post-war philosophy Recognition Critical praise ... edit Science Fiction's Golden Age Born on a farm in Edenburg, a Russian Mennonite community east of Gretna, Manitoba Canada , van Vogt was one of the most popular and highly esteemed science fiction writers of the 1940s, during what is frequently referred to as the genre's Golden Age. After starting his writing career by writing for 'true confession' style pulp magazines like True Story , van Vogt decided to switch to writing something he enjoyed, science fiction Van Vogt's first published SF story, "Black Destroyer" ( Astounding Science Fiction , July 1939), was inspired by The Origin of Species by Charles Darwin . The story depicted a fierce, carnivorous alien stalking the crew of an exploration spaceship. It was the cover story of this issue of Astounding , the issue often described as having ushered in the Golden Age of science fiction . The story became an instant classic and eventually served as the inspiration for a number of science fiction movies. In 1950 it was combined with "War of Nerves" (1950), "Discord in Scarlet" (1939) and "

2. Icshi The A.E. Van Vogt Information Site Annotated bibliography, coverscans, illustrations, plot summaries, and photos. http://home.earthlink.net/~icshi/

3. The Weird Worlds Of A. E. Van Vogt Information about AE van vogt science fiction author. Excerpts from books, lots of cover scans, interviews and articles. http://vanvogt.www4.mmedia.is/

The Weird Worlds of A. E. van Vogt Gallery Bibliography 1st chapters Articles ... Links January 3rd 2007 Huge van Vogt collection for sale! Yes, I'm selling all my van Vogt books, except for the recent Transfinity collection. 44 paperbacks 4 signed editions 1 autobiography (signed) 2 Easton Press editions, leather-bound, 1 signed Original Astounding Science Fiction, signed, July 1939 with Black Destroyer 1 hardcover, Rogue Ship Check it out here . I know shipping costs will probably sound ridiculous but it wasn't cheap to import all this stuff to Iceland, and getting them out will cost also. Starting bid is $100. The signed autobiography alone is valued at $25, and the Easton Press editions cost me about $100 together. Will ship worldwide. I do not have time to list all the editions, hopefully some of the pictures on the ebay page will help those who are curious. Thank you. Magnus Axelsson A. E. van Vogt passed away on January 26th, 2000. Read more about this at Locus Online , and at SFWA. I'm sure I speak for everyone who has lent a hand with this web site, and joined the mailing list, when I say that we mourn his passing, and all send our deepest sympathies to those who knew him, loved him and were loved by him. May he rest in peace and rest assured that his name will be kept alive. NEW stuff!

4. A E Van Vogt A bibliography of AE van vogt s books, with the latest releases, covers, descriptions and availability. http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/v/a-e-van-vogt/

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5. A. E. Van Vogt: The Weapon Shops Of Isher - Fantastic Reviews Book Review Aaron s Neglected Masters review of The Weapon Shops of Isher, a classic science fiction book about guns and politics. Information about author AE van vogt. http://www.geocities.com/fantasticreviews/weapon_shops_of_isher.htm

Fantastic Reviews - Neglected Masters Book Review (cover shown second printing 1961 35¢ cover price - 178 pages) Book read in June 2000 Rating: 7/10 (Recommended) Review by Aaron Hughes A. E. van Vogt: One can make a strong case that A. E. van Vogt, who passed away on January 26, 2000, was one of the three writers, along with Isaac Asimov and Robert A. Heinlein, who played the most important roles in ushering in the Golden Age of science fiction. Van Vogt's influence on the field was substantial. The stories collected in The Voyage of the Space Beagle were perhaps the first to chronicle the adventures of the crew of a large, military-style starship exploring the universe, and doubtless influenced Gene Roddenberry strongly when he created Star Trek. (The Space Beagle first appeared in Astounding magazine in July 1939, about two years before the first of Eric Frank Russell's tales of the crew of the Marathon, which bear an even stronger resemblance to Star Trek. Earlier recurring stories about spaceship crews I am aware of featured much smaller, less organized bands of adventurers, most notably the two-man team in John W. Campbell, Jr.'s Penton and Blake stories.) One of the Space Beagle stories purportedly inspired the movie Alien - the resemblance was great enough that van Vogt brought a lawsuit against the filmmakers, which reportedly settled for a $50,000 payment. Reading The Weapon Shops of Isher

6. A.E. Van Vogt --  Britannica Online Encyclopedia Britannica online encyclopedia article on AE van vogt Canadian author of science fiction who emerged as one of the leading writers of the genre in the http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9104945/AE-Van-Vogt

var britAdCategory = "literature"; Already a member? LOGIN Encyclopædia Britannica - the Online Encyclopedia Home Blog Advocacy Board ... Free Trial Britannica Online Content Related to this Topic This Article's Table of Contents A.E. Van Vogt Print this Table of Contents Linked Articles science fiction Isaac Asimov Robert Heinlein psychotherapy ... Scientology Shopping New! Britannica Book of the Year The Ultimate Review of 2007. 2007 Britannica Encyclopedia Set (32-Volume Set) Revised, updated, and still unrivaled. New! Britannica 2008 Ultimate DVD/CD-ROM The world's premier software reference source. A.E. Van Vogt Page 1 of 1 born April 26, 1912, near Winnipeg, Man., Can. died Jan. 26, 2000, Los Angeles, Calif., U.S. in full Alfred Elton Van Vogt Canadian author of science fiction who emerged as one of the leading writers of the genre in the mid-20th century. His stories are characterized as fast-paced adventures with complex, sometimes confusing plots. Van Vogt, A.E.... (75 of 290 words) To read the full article, activate your FREE Trial

7. A. E. Van Vogt Briefly discusses the various themes that appear in AE van vogt s fiction. http://www.angelfire.com/art/megathink/vanvogt/

A. E. van Vogt A. E. van Vogt, 1912-2000 A web page by Alan Nicoll. New: Want to authenticate a van Vogt signature? See this autograph I obtained from him personally at a science fiction convention, probably around 1970-1975. Links Man Beyond Man: The Early Stories of A. E. van Vogt , great biographical essay by Alexei Panshin. Van Vogt Group at SmartGroups.com. Newest link : my 9/1/04 response to an email from a Mr. St Clair in London, my recent thoughts about van Vogt's strengths and weaknesses as a writer, discussion of some rarities, and so on. Wikipedia article on van Vogt, a good source of links and information. Weird Worlds of A. E. Van Vogt web site. Interview with van Vogt that was published in Science Fiction Review #23, in 1977. Another interview with van Vogt by the same Jeffrey Elliot. A. E. van Vogt Alfred Elton van Vogt was one of my favorite authors when I was a teenager, and has remained a favorite while most others (Edgar Rice Burroughs, H. Rider Haggard, Mickey Spillane, Ian Fleming) have been forgotten. This web page presents a meager selection of my reviews and thoughts about van Vogt. Van Vogt was born in Canada in 1912 and died 1/26/2000. The first science fiction novel I ever bought, and maybe ever read, was

8. Science Fiction Writer Robert J. Sawyer: Remembering A. E. Van Vogt That night, A. E. van vogt received the really big prize, the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America s Grand Master Award, honoring a lifetime of http://www.sfwriter.com/vanvogt.htm

Home Search About Rob Appearances ... Email Rob sawyer@sfwriter.com Order Books Autographed Copies Blog Rob's Diary Discussions Join the RJS List Keynotes Public Speaking Novels Stand-Alone: Rollback Mindscan Calculating God Flashforward ... Golden Fleece Neanderthals: Hominids Humans Hybrids Quintaglios: Far-Seer Fossil Hunter Foreigner Short Stories ... Best Novel Hugo and Nebula Award Winner SFWRITER.COM Canadian SF Remembering A. E. van Vogt by Robert J. Sawyer The Terminal Experiment won the Nebula Award. But it also, in a way, was one of the saddest. That night, A. E. van Vogt received the really big prize, the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America's Grand Master Award, honoring a lifetime of achievement. It should have been a joyous occasion, but it was actually quite tragic to see. Harlan, I'm sure, simply wanted van Vogt, born in 1912, to be honored during his lifetime, and he knew time was running short, but I don't think any of us, prognosticators all, predicted the sad way the future was really going to unfold: that, by the time SFWA got around to bestowing its Lucite obelisk, van Vogt would indeed still be alive but that much of the greatness that had been within him would be gone, stolen by the cruel thief of Alzheimer's. After the awards ceremony, I was surrounded by well-wishers, for which I was very grateful, but it meant I had a hard time making it across the ballroom of the

9. Null-A Series (World Of Null-A, Players Of Null-A) - A. E. Van Vogt Well, actually author A. E. van vogt quickly forgets too. This scene, very near the beginning of The World of NullA, shows some of the deep problems of the http://www.troynovant.com/Franson/Van-Vogt/Null-A.html

The Null-A series by A. E. van Vogt Review by Robert Wilfred Franson The World of Null-A Astounding Science Fiction , August - September - October 1945 revised for book editions The Players of Null-A Astounding Science Fiction , October - November - December 1948 revised for book editions (sometimes retitled The Pawns of Null-A March 2002 He [Gilbert Gosseyn] felt himself aloof from the materialism of Earth. In a completely unreligious sense, he longed for spiritual surcease. A knock on the door ended the thought. He opened it and looked at the boy who stood there. The boy said, "I've been sent, sir, to tell you that all the rest of the guests on this floor are in the sitting room." Gosseyn felt blank. "So what?" he asked. "They're discussing the protection of the people on this floor, sir, during the games." "Oh!" said Gosseyn. He was shocked that he had forgotten. The earlier announcement coming over the hotel communicators about such protection had intrigued him. But it had been hard to believe that the world's greatest city would be entirely without police or court protection during the period of the games. [...] "I'll be right there," smiled Gosseyn. "Tell them I'm a newcomer and forgot. And thank you."

10. A. E. Van Vogt: Science Fantasy's Icon A unique critique of a science fantasy grand master! http://www.booklocker.com/books/335.html

Contact FAQ Getting Your Books/Ebooks Wholesale Orders ... Home Title: A. E. van Vogt: Science Fantasy's Icon Author: H. L. Drake Formats: Pages: Ebook: Paperback: + $5.95 shipping to USA (add $2.00 per additional copy) Category: Fiction:SciFi Fantasy Horror About the Book A. E. van Vogt: Science Fantasy's Icon presents a study of select works by van Vogt and some limited biographical data. The main thrust of this book is to explain how, and why, van Vogt's various real life interests were often included in his fiction and nonfiction. Van Vogt went to work immediately after finishing high school in Canada, but he devoted the rest of his life to self-education. Van Vogt believed that his eye sight could be improved by using the William Bates training methods; van Vogt devised a dream/sleep system whereby he was awakened during the night to continue working on stories and increase his writing output; he interviewed males who were deemed to be violent-types; he studied the accumulation of wealth and wrote a book about it; and, van Vogt applied semantics theories to his everyday life and gave public lectures about how words can affect personal mental health as well as communication with others. Much of A. E. van Vogt: Science Fantasy's Icon

11. Dani Zweig's Belated Reviews #1: A.E. Van Vogt AE van vogt s most popular works appeared in the forties and fifties (after which he was sidetracked). They varied widely and imaginatively in terms of http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/susan/sf/dani/001.htm

Moderator's note Belated Reviews #1: A.E. Van Vogt AE Van Vogt's most popular works appeared in the forties and fifties (after which he was sidetracked). They varied widely and imaginatively in terms of setting, but most typically followed a protagonist of superhuman abilities, or extra-ordinary competence, as he came into his powers. The focus was on the plot and on the plot devices, rather than on the growth of the protagonist: Van Vogt wrote stories that were weak in characterization and character development, for an audience didn't much value them. His best books include Slan (***). An early superior-mutants-in-hiding novel. Slans are the next evolutionary step super-intelligent, telepathic, and possessing betraying (but concealable) antennae. Ordinary humans tend to kill them when they find them as Jommy Cross's parents are killed when he is a child Cross himself escapes, and spends his next years hiding, growing in power (and developing superscientific gizmos), cautiously seeking other Slans. The Weapon Shops of Isher (***). The Earth of the future is one that could be a high-tech dystopia, with an unsentimental Imperial government and largely-unfettered corporations. The weapons shops provide a mitigating, somewhat anarchic counterbalance: They sell weapons which represent better technology than the government can muster, can only be used defensively, and make it very difficult to coerce their users. The story involving a conflict between the Imperium and the weapon shops, some involuntary time travel, and an extremely *lucky* young man who goes to the big city serves primarily as a vehicle for a tour of this future world. A sequel, "The Weapon Makers" (**), focuses upon the secret immortal who works behind the scenes to maintain the balance between the Imperium and the weapon shops, and who only makes a brief appearance in the first book.

12. Man Beyond Man: The Early Stories Of A.E. Van Vogt The most radical and visionary of the writers of the Golden Age of Astounding, Alfred Elton van vogt, was born on his grandparents farm in Manitoba, http://www.enter.net/~torve/articles/vanvogt/vanvogt1.html

Alexei Panshin's The Abyss of Wonder The Early Stories of A.E. van Vogt The most radical and visionary of the writers of the Golden Age of Astounding, Alfred Elton van Vogt, was born on his grandparents' farm in Manitoba, Canada on April 26, 1912. At this time, van Vogt's father and three of his uncles were partners in a general store in the village of Neville, Saskatchewan and his father was studying by correspondence to earn a law degree. Like Isaac Asimov, who developed a case of double pneumonia at the end of his second year from which it was feared he wouldn't recover, van Vogt had an early brush with death. When he was two, he fell from a second-floor window onto a wooden sidewalk, knocked himself unconscious, and remained in a coma for three days. Van Vogt was like Asimov in another regard the original language of this writer-to-be was not English. Until his mother put her foot down on the matter when Alfred was four, it was a dialect of Dutch that was spoken in the van Vogt household. Young Alfred had something of a divided nature. He was an insatiable reader who for many years devoured two books a day and knew early that he wanted to be a writer when he grew up. But there were also moments when he was "an extrovert of extraordinary energy" as he put it in a 1981 memoir entitled "My Life Was My Best Science Fiction Story."

13. A.E. Van Vogt A.E. van vogt (born 1912). Canadian/US writer. van vogt s work is essentially SF adventure whose protagonists frequently have some superhuman mental powers, http://users.ox.ac.uk/~ousfg/mh-zool/ae-van-vogt.html

A.E. van Vogt (born 1912) Canadian/US writer. Van Vogt's work is essentially SF adventure whose protagonists frequently have some superhuman mental powers, derived through mutation or special training. It is this characteristic of wish-fulfillment that has made his stories so popular among adolescent readers. The supreme example of this is van Vogt's first novel, Slan , which follows the growing up a mutant with telepathic powers and enhanced intelligence (a slan), who grows to realise the vital role he will play in society. Nevertheless the stories are laced with ideas atypical and more thoroughly detailed than those used by more simplistic Golden Age writers such as E.E. Smith The Voyage of the Space Beagle has many elements of traditional Space Opera, but is interesting for its examination of shipboard politics, and a pseudo-science similar to the quasi-philosophical movement of General Semantics that van Vogt uses in his most important work, The World of Null-A , and its sequel, The Pawns of Null-A Gilbert Gosseyn (`go sane'), the protagonist of

14. SPACELIGHT VAN VOGT, A. E. - Personal Data AE van vogt vital statistics, photo, bibliography, and obituary data. http://www.gwillick.com/Spacelight/vanvogt.html

15. Science Fiction Book Reviews his large volume is the first major presentation of A.E. van vogt s short fiction since the Grand Master s death in 2000. Impressively assembled by editors http://www.scifi.com/sfw/issue326/books2.html

Ads_kid=0;Ads_bid=0;Ads_xl=728;Ads_yl=90;Ads_xp='';Ads_yp='';Ads_xp1='';Ads_yp1='';Ads_opt=0;Ads_wrd='[KeyWord]';Ads_prf='[Profile]';Ads_par='';Ads_cnturl='';Ads_sec=0;Ads_channels=''; ALSO IN THIS ISSUE Callahan's Con RECENT REVIEWS Those Who Walk in Darkness Polystom Messiah Node Forest of Stars: The Saga of Seven Suns, Book 2 ... The Anguished Dawn Transfinite: The Essential A.E. van Vogt Vast conceptions, startling actions and average people rendered into tomorrow's supermen Transfinite: The Essential A. E. van Vogt By A.E. van Vogt NESFA Press Hardcover, April 2003 571 pages ISBN 1-886778-34-5 MSRP: $29.00 Review by Paul Di Filippo his large volume is the first major presentation of A.E. van Vogt's short fiction since the Grand Master's death in 2000. Impressively assembled by editors Joe Rico and Rick Katze, aided by a large team of NESFA co-workers, and introduced by an essay from Hal Clement, this compilation of over two dozen stories serves admirably as both an introduction to those who have never sampled van Vogt's prose before and as a refamiliarization to those who have been away from his work for too long. In "Black Destroyer," van Vogt's first sale, we meet the crew of the exploratory ship

16. A. E. Van Vogt Biography And Summary AE van vogt biography with 42 pages of profile on AE van vogt sourced from encyclopedias, critical essays, summaries, and research journals. http://www.bookrags.com/A._E._van_Vogt

Literature Guides Criticism/Essays Biographies Research Anything: All BookRags Literature Guides Essays Criticism Biographies Encyclopedias History Encyclopedias Films Periodic Table ... Search "A. E. van Vogt" A. E. van Vogt: The April 1950 issue of Astounding Science Fiction, containing the first appearance of The Wizard of Linn; which eventually appeared in book form from Ace Books in 1962. A. E. van Vogt Summary Order the A. E. van Vogt Summary Pack A. E. van Vogt About 42 pages (12,648 words) in 3 products "A. E. van Vogt" Search Results Contents: Biographies Works by Author Summaries Biography Name: A(lfred) E(lton) Van Vogt Variant Name: A. E(lton) Van Vogt, Alfred Elton Van Vogt, A(fred) E(lton) van Vogt, A. E. van Vogt Birth Date: April 26, 1912 Death Date: January 26, 2000 Nationality: Canadian Ethnicity: German Gender: Male summary from source: Biography of A(lfred) E(lton) Van Vogt 7,217 words, approx. 24 pages Without doubt, A. E. van Vogt was the first great Canadian science-fiction writer. In his heyday he was one of the most popular science-fiction authors in the world and is considered to belong to the so-called golden age of writers in the genre, along... summary from source: Biography of A(lfred) E(lton) Van Vogt 3,454 words, approx. 12 pages

17. Van Vogt Method - Article On Zone-sf.com essay about ae van vogt for zonesf.com. A.E. van vogt, van vogt with wife Lydia, photo by Keith Stokes, 1996, van vogt receives Nebula Grandmaster http://www.zone-sf.com/vanvogtmethod.html

the Last Word in Science Fiction magazines online SITE MAP SEARCH THIS SITE critical articles, interviews, author profiles, retro lists, genre essays, incisive media reviews Oh, the Humanity of A.E. van Vogt's Monsters: Reorienting Critics and Readers to the van Vogt Method by Trent Walters The influence of Alfred Elton van Vogt (1912 - 2000) has diminished since its zenith in the late 1940s when the fan community ranked him as high or higher than Heinlein, and when fans coined the phrase 'Fans are Slans' to identify themselves with the advanced yet ostracised next-stage humans in van Vogt's first novel, Slan (1946). His fix-up (stories pieced into a novel), The Voyage Of The Space Beagle (1950), later inspired the original Star Trek series and the movie Alien . In the 1950s, however, van Vogt's popularity began to wane through, according to Algis Budrys; Damon Knight's building a reputation upon the "destruction of A.E. van Vogt." The criticisms hit home. Although his novel The World of Null-A (1948), the first hardcover science fiction novel, had popularised 'General Semantics' and created a market for science fiction in France, Knight's criticism haunted the back of van Vogt's consciousness until he revised it in 1970.

18. Untitled Document Japanese, American, and British book and magazine covers. http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~we8y-mrt/vanvogt/index.html

A. E. van Vogt Cover Art Gallery Created July 20, 2003 by Yutaka Morita Updated May 22, 2004 - click HERE for history Book Covers U.S. and U.K. editions Japanese editions Magazine Covers U.S. magazine covers that feature van Vogt stories

19. SLAN A A. E. van vogt Panther 1960 Pb 156 pgs No ISBN . Slan is one of those Golden Age sci fi novels that while being dated, in terms of scientific jargon and http://www.yetanotherbookreview.com/slan.htm

SLAN A. E. Van Vogt Panther 1960 Pb 156 pgs No ISBN# Slan is one of those Golden Age sci fi novels that while being dated, in terms of scientific jargon and ideas, is far more relevant than much of the hamhanded writing published in science fiction, or even literary fiction, these days. Given the civil rights issues involved in the ceaseless War On Terror, and things such as gay rights, the right to die, etc., Slan is as relevant as it was in the days leading up to World War Two, given its many and manifest Nazi parallels. Slan is the legendary first novel, first serially published in four parts in 1940, by Astounding Magazine , and in book form in 1946, by Arkham House , of Canadian science fiction titan A. E. Van Vogt (1912-2000), who was a master of the sort of science fiction short stories that a couple of decades later would play weekly on such early television science fiction shows as The Twilight Zone One Step Beyond , and The Outer Limits , as well as later derivative work such as Marvel comics’ X-Men His mother’s hand felt cold, clutching his.

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